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Always bet on BLACK!

To allow more foolanis to get University education and stop killing people. Secondly to generate money from millions of students to pay ASUU. CHIKENA

MurderEnglish:
I was there lived. I know it, I sayed it, that somebody will upload this pictures before me. Which is very much unfaired to me


If you look carefully, you will see me pressing phone , wearing bakka jesey dey write 10 for back.

Yeah, saw you clearly. You forgot to add the wheel barrow you were pushing at the scene!

ISNT THE SULTAN SUPPOSE TO COMMUNICATE TO THE INTERIOR MININISTER OF LIER MOHAMMED FOR NATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT?
N.B I am not a muslim sha

THE HUSTLE IS REAL,HOPE YOU HAVE ACCESS TO HER WILL BEFORE SHE FIRST YOU DIE .IF NOT U GO HEAR nwhin

Nawaoo. Unbelievable, how can he just vamoose like that na. I no trust those police. They must have collected money and allow him to escape. Na so we hear say those that imported snakes escaped from custody too. What a country?

stephenduru:
The man pictured below was shot dead last week by armed robbers while trying to steal his phone. He is lying lifeless behind Umuogele Primary School along Ohanku Road Aba.

May his soul RIP.Amen!



Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/08/man-shot-dead-by-robbers-in-aba-while.html?m=1

But op were you dia? How comes you knew they tried collecting his phone and shot him in the process

He would have send small proceeds to kanu for biafra Republic agitations, now he is dead in a foreign land. What an unsuccessful international biz man.
They are the type telling people they have goods on the high sea.. Lol!

WE KNOW B4 NAH. HE JUST ANSWERED THE CALL OF CHARLY BOY, FAYOSE, AND FFK. SO NO WAHALA AS PER OSINBANJO PERFORMANCE MAKE US NOT TO EVEN FEEL HIS ABSENCE!

JUST GIVE HIM NA. BUT DON'T FORGET TO ALSO REQUEST FOR HIS AT THE SAME TIME. Boyfriend koh, Sugar daddy ni!

Is Atiku now in PDP? DANKWAMBO and DUKE makes a perfect match!

Hoodfriend:
What will happen to the students that are studying the courses some are already in 300L

They are going to be the last set. Just like the HND guys in polytechnics currently

He knew he can't even wire it out of the country nor withdraw same and run nah.. Kudos Sha. If na Naija eh... U for see several pos transactions, online transfers, atm withdrawals etc.. Lol!

Ahmed0336:
Many are here to check one thing

Haba you sef, Mr ogbonanya..!

The bank refused to mention hundreds that were sacked. Here is one of the sacked staff testimony who is planning to meet them in court.
Congratulations to those who got their promotions. Unfortunately however, the MD was deliberately silent on the fact that, this is the first promotion exercise in the Bank for the past three years.
He is also provocatively silent on the over 286 other staff he has sent out of the Bank by terminating their appointments in one swoop, with payment of only one month salary in lieu of notice. Both letters of promotion and the sack letters were released simultaneously and so one wonders why the MD/CEO chosed to blow a loud trumpet on one and left out the other.
I gave the Bank my youthful age and strength, serving for 18 years only for me to be served with a LETTER OF TERMINATION on Monday 14th August, 2017 on the ground that MY SERVICES ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED. The letter went further to state that I will be paid my salary up to the date of the letter (11/8/2017) and one month basic salary in lieu of notice. What a callous management? As if that is not enough, the letter states further that I will be advised of my indebtedness to the Bank for me to pay. And I understand this includes the rent arrears that was given to me in January, which I paid to my landlord. I don't know if they actually expects my to go and ask the landlord to return it for me to return to them. I am not sure if they really carried the legal dept where I spent over 12 years in their decision. If they did, then they would have known that they are jokers.
As I resume in private practice next week, I am waiting for them.
(Barrister T. Kajo Esq)

Stewpid bank. They forgot to add the number of staff dey sacked.
Here is a testimony of one of the sacked staff who served 18years only to be paid 1month in lieu....
Congratulations to those who got their promotions. Unfortunately however, the MD was deliberately silent on the fact that, this is the first promotion exercise in the Bank for the past three years.
He is also provocatively silent on the over 286 other staff he has sent out of the Bank by terminating their appointments in one swoop, with payment of only one month salary in lieu of notice. Both letters of promotion and the sack letters were released simultaneously and so one wonders why the MD/CEO chosed to blow a loud trumpet on one and left out the other.
I gave the Bank my youthful age and strength, serving for 18 years only for me to be served with a LETTER OF TERMINATION on Monday 14th August, 2017 on the ground that MY SERVICES ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED. The letter went further to state that I will be paid my salary up to the date of the letter (11/8/2017) and one month basic salary in lieu of notice. What a callous management? As if that is not enough, the letter states further that I will be advised of my indebtedness to the Bank for me to pay. And I understand this includes the rent arrears that was given to me in January, which I paid to my landlord. I don't know if they actually expects my to go and ask the landlord to return it for me to return to them. I am not sure if they really carried the legal dept where I spent over 12 years in their decision. If they did, then they would have known that they are jokers.
As I resume in private practice next week, I am waiting for them.

hopeforcharles:
Why? Do u want to replace it for me?

Abi ooo! See Jamb questions biko.

fabraham:
the website address for them

You no get Google on your phone ni?

By the way, as per u can even afford 500k, y not start up something small, who knows with time you could be an employer of labor. Good luck in advance.

everyman:
Good day, people.

I'm a graduate of Economics from a reputable Federal Uni. I made a 2.1. Finished serving in 2016.

I am willing to pay 1 million in two instalments (500k upfront and 500k after 6 months of working) for a job in any federal institution. I learnt some paramilitary organisations are doing replacements, so am not ruling out any federal institution at all. I am willing to work in any establishment and in any location.

This approach was informed by my mum developing high blood pressure over my being jobless three years after uni. And God knows she means the world to me. I don't want anything to happen to her. Plus, I'm the first of six children, so their hopes rest on my young, capable shoulders.

I am proficient at many Microsoft Office suite programs. I'm also a fast learner and am willing to do whatever is required of me. I come from a humble background and have learnt so much in life.

Kindly pm me if you are willing to assist. Serious people only, please.

Thanks.

Beware of scammers with your desperation bro!
Some scammers will send you one fake replacement processes from form money, kits, money etc. Then send u one fake original appointment letter that you will hardly believe it's fake to your email asking you to print it on that yellow abi milk color hard copy A4 paper then bring to Abuja for training....

Wizklynd23:
C yhu!!! People are writting exams but the exams has been stopped and yhur here talking about admission process.....

Yeah! Unijos students and kaduna State universities are currently writing their exams while A. B. U was planning to commence toward the end of this month oooo!

oluwadare26:
Cristiano was unable to control his emotions... too bad for him


I think football is now turning to something else. The way players are awarded the prestigious "world best award" is too bad.

World best award should be based on individual performances not that a world best would hide under the shadow of his teammates to shine.

It's obvious the next award favorite is Ronaldo, but how do you explain the fact that he doesn't have a better statistics ahead of Messi.

Messi created more chances, more take-on, more dribbles, more successful passes, more assists, more goals, more fouls on Messi but he's not the favorite coz of trophies won by Ronaldo. Mind you, trophies are collected efforts of team not a sole player.

Park well with this your yeye yarn!

Opinionated:
The Igbos, one of the main ethnic groups in Nigeria, are known to have a rich culture and remarkable history. While modernization has ensured the erosion of certain aspects of their culture, much of its history has been preserved, including relics from the past which reveal its heritage. Jumia Travel, Africa’s No.1 Online Hotel Booking Portal, lists 5 of the places where the culture and history of these people who dominate the eastern part of Nigeria can be discovered.

lgbo-Ukwu Museum

The Igbo-Ukwu museum is in Ngo village, Igbo-Ukwu, Amabara state. The town, Igbo-Ukwu is of great historical and cultural significance in Igbo land as it is notable for bronze artifacts from a very sophisticated bronze metal-workingculture centuries before other known bronzes of the region. It is in recognition of this that the Federal Government in Nigeria granted approval for the hosting of an annual National New Yam Festival in Igbo- Ukwu to promote the culture and tradition of Ndigbo and new yam festival. The festival takes place at National Yam House built by the Federal Government in Igbo- Ukwu since 2005. The Igbo-Ukwu bronze treasures were accidentally discovered by a worker who was hired to dig a cistern by Mr. Isaiah Anozie during dry season in 1939 .

Subsequent archaeological excavations of the area led by Professor Thurstan Shaw led to the discovery of other sites , making a total of three sites: Igbo Isaiah (a shrine), Igbo Richard (a burial chamber), and Igbo Jonah (a cache). Among the recovered object include a ritual Pottery Vessel, Scabbard,Pendant with rams head, Human face with scarification, Bronze bowl and apear – shaped bowl. While some of these artefact have been exported and some lost, the Museum plays a significant role in preserve the remaining Igbo ukwupieces, indigenous productions, which are vital in discerning the ancient history of not only Igbos, but of the human existence within ancient Africa. lgbo-Ukwu Museum has remained an attraction to tourists mostly because of its bronze artifacts. It is great place to visit as the bronze pieces are a sight to behold.

The Long JuJu Shrine of Arochukwu

Arochukwu is the third largest town in Abia State (after Aba and Umuahia) in southeastern Nigeria and is a famous tourist destination as the cave of the famous long juju oracle is a particular attraction. It is originally, a religious centre with a well-laid down administrative structure headed by a Chief Priest. The cave is believed to hold the long metal pipe through which the gods speak to the people, and was used to judge the perpetrators of crimes in the old time. A dark kilometre-long series of tunnels, some deeply mysterious features of the shrine include the Throne of Judgement, where Chukwu would decide on the fate of a person, the Tunnel of Disappearance, and the Red River, which would turn coloured when a person was killed. What makes this shrine, also known as Ibinu Ukpabi, a spectacular historical site in the region is the role it played in the slave trade era and thus the impact it made in Nigeria’s history.In the 15th Century, when the slave trade was introduced, West African middlemen used it to their advantage, as the condemned were no longer killed inside the shrine, but secretly sold on into slavery. The mystic Long-Juju shrine, the slave routes and other relics of the slave trade era have become important tourist attractions in the area as a result of what they represent in Nigeria’s history.

Mbari Cultural Centres

Mbari is a traditional arts and crafts center retained by the Imo State council for Arts and Culture. Situated at Ikenegbu in Central Owerri, Mbari, it is an open air museum that houses monumental arts depicting the culture, tradition and history of the Igbo people. Sometimes referred to as the ‘house of gods’, it is a huge tourist attraction. Although Mbari isa monumental art sacrifice to “ALA” the earth goodness, it also shelters artistic representations – artefacts as well as sculptures- which tell of the prevalent social life of the Igbos and images of other prominent deities that inhabit the traditional Igbo cosmic system. These deities include Amadioha (the god of thunder), Ogwugwu (the god of the forest), Nwaorie (the goddess of Nwaorie River), Ahiajoku (the god of harvest), etc. Closely attached to each deity are images of animals such as monkeys, tortoise, rams, snakes and owls, believed to represent errand spirits or mystical messengers of the deities. There are also images of Ikoro, the Igbo traditional instrument for communicating messages; unfamiliar creatures such as the ostrich (Enyi Nnunu); a certain tall figure representing Alakuko, allegedly the tallest man in Igboland; ‘Onye afo toro’, a man whose stomach became bloated because he committed an abomination against Ala, etc Contrary to general assumption, Mbari is neither a centre for idol worship nor an idol in itself. It is an art form that has its origin very deep in Igbo cultural and religious beliefs and practices. The Mabari cultural centre is a three dimensional cultural facility, made up of the Mbari House, Mbari Museum Kitchen and an amphitheatre, and definitely a must-see location.

National War Museum Amafor Isingwu Umuahia

National War Museum Amafor Isingwu Umuahia is a museum set up to exhibitrelics used during Nigeria’s Civil war of 1967. The museum has the largest collection of the Nigerian civil war weapons that are no longer in used. The weapons are from both the Nigerian military and the defunct Biafra. Commissioned in 1985, the museum is located at Ebite Amafor in Isingwu Autonomous Community in the Umuahia North Local Government Area. The museum’s location was chosen because it was where the bunker housing the famous shortwave radio “the Voice of Biafra” was transmitted from. It has three galleries featuring items on the traditional warfare, armed forces and Nigerian civil war weapons. War relics in the museum include weapons used during the pre-colonial civil disturbances, warfare materials used during communal and inter-tribal wars and those of the Nigerian civil war. The Museum Complex opens at 10am and closes at 6pm daily with a gate fee of N100. For those who did not experience the civil war, they may not get a mental picture of how it occurred without visiting the museum. And for those who did, they could relive the period by visiting the museum. It is a perfect way to gain firsthand knowledge of the civil war, a huge part of Nigeria’s history. It is certainly a place to go.

Mungo Park House

Mungo Park House, also known as National Museum Asaba, is tucked behind the Delta State High Court and the state Library Board complex along Nnebisi Road, Asaba, Delta state Nigeria.Although named after Mungo Park, the man who discovered River Niger, theprominent colonial vestige of pre-fabricated wooden storey building was never owned or visited by Mungo Park. The house was constructed by the Royal Niger Company (RNC) in 1886 and servedas the first British administrative headquarters in the country and invariably the first government house in Nigeria. The Mungo Park House offers education on Nigeria’s rich historical background (mainly that of trade and investment in pre-colonial era) and journey to civilization. Although some parts of the building are slowly dilapidating due to the elements (weather corrosion), it is definitely a place to visit. The museum is also just a few blocks from the popular Grand Hotel, Asaba.

source: http://www.opinions.ng/top-5-places-tell-history-reveal-culture-igbo/

So no trace to the Jewish family in Isreal. No wonder the outcome of the DNA results!

Beress:
We will surely fight for a credible candidate!

The likes of Dankwambo as President, Donald Duke as VP, Peter Obi as Trade and Investment Minister, Okonjo Iweala as Finance Minster and Ekweremadu as Senate President will surely revive our economy

Wow! I like this combo. That Dankwambo of a guy is a material anytime!

Nusaf:
I suspect fulani herdsmen.

PLS GO TO DAURA AND BUY SMALL SENSE!

End time god of men. And 99% of his impoverished members are the ones coughing out the dough. But come ooo $12m dollars? This man must be a drug dealer!!

End time god of men. And 99% of his impoverished members are the ones coughing out the dough. But come ooo $12m dollars? This man must be a drug dealer!

and they are gunners!!